SAN FRANCISCO, California — The conclusion that Donald Trump is a fascist has gone mainstream, gaining wide publicity and affirmation in recent weeks. Such understanding is a problem for Trump and his supporters.
At the same time, potentially pivotal in this close election, a small proportion of people who consider themselves to be progressive still assert that any differences between Trump and Kamala Harris are not significant enough to vote for her in swing states. Opposition to fascism has long been a guiding light in movements against racism and for social justice.
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